A Solemn Walk Through Highland Park One Year After Parade Massacre
Residents of the Chicago suburb marched down Central Avenue as they do every Fourth of July. But this was no parade.
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Residents of the Chicago suburb marched down Central Avenue as they do every Fourth of July. But this was no parade.
HIGHLAND PARK — Shane Selig often volunteered to provide security for the Highland Park Independence Day parade, a typically low-stress job where the biggest threat to public safety occurred when
A son is describing what happened when a Highland Park shooter opened fire on a Fourth of July parade almost one year ago.
Shane Selig often volunteered to provide security for the Highland Park Independence Day parade, a typically low-stress job where the biggest threat to public safety occurred when people carelessly walked in front of floats or children darted into the street to grab poorly tossed candy. These are the so-called dangers that weighed mostly heavily on his mind as he pedaled down the Central ...
From an 8-year-old boy to an 88-year-old grandfather, the July 4 Highland Park parade shooting showed no mercy. Six months later, the wounded dozens still ache. Loved ones of the seven people killed that day still mourn.